Writing — Page 2

Bases handles most vault dashboards now, and Dataview's query language covers the rest. DataviewJS is what you reach for when neither can express the thing you actually want.

Your app already runs in five tabs at once, and they all think they are in charge. The Web Locks API gives the browser a real mutex so only one of them does the work.

For years, whether a token was a security came down to a lawyer's read of a 1946 orange grove case. In 2026 the SEC finally published a taxonomy, and then proposed rules to go with it.

Most people patch around a missing Obsidian feature with a Templater script and a CSS snippet. The plugin API is often the shorter path, and the surface area you actually need is tiny.

Custom elements can be real form controls. Here is how formAssociated, ElementInternals, and setValidity retire the hidden-input hack for good.

Next.js 16.3 stops firing a prefetch request for every link in the viewport and caches one reusable loading shell per route instead. Here's what changes and how to turn it on.

The SPIVA scorecards are the most-cited evidence in the passive-versus-active debate. Here is what they actually measure, why survivorship and persistence do more work than any single year's headline, and where the argument gets genuinely interesting.

Most Obsidian friction is the round trip from keyboard to mouse and back. Here is how the command palette, a short list of hotkeys, and a little usage data get rid of it.

Chrome 148 ships experimental support for filling HTML placeholders out of order and streaming markup into the DOM. Here's how the new template-for and streamHTML APIs work, and what they replace.